Elijah Moore's journey through the NFL has been riddled with instability, primarily due to a lack of consistent quarterback play. Since being drafted 34th overall in 2021, he has played under the guidance of various quarterbacks, including Joe Flacco, Zach Wilson, and Deshaun Watson. Now, at 25 years old, he has signed a one-year deal with the Buffalo Bills worth up to $5 million, seeking a fresh start after turbulent seasons with the New York Jets and Cleveland Browns.

Moore's performance has shown flashes of potential. He recorded 37 catches from the slot and 22 from the outside last season, highlighting his versatility. While his skills could thrive in a structured system like that of the Dallas Cowboys, who are still in search of a reliable WR2, the team seems hesitant to take a chance on him, preferring proven impact players. As the Cowboys explore options, Moore's signing with Buffalo may provide the opportunity he needs to finally establish himself as a key contributor.